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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1935

Sporting Pagean

ARMY BEAT SOUTH

SOUTH CHINA

CHINA IN SOCCER KOTEWALL CUP SERIES

RADIO DEFEATED IN

A

MAMAK CLASH

K.LT.C. FORWARDS

BRILLIANT

M. H. HASSAN APPEARS AGAIN

(By "STICKS"}

BRILLIANT display at centre-forward by Gurbachan Singh gave the Kowloon Indians' Tennis Club a two-nil victory over the Radio Sports Club in their Mamak Hockey Tourna- ment match at Caroline Hill yesterday.

The K.IT.C. had the game all their own way throughout the first half, but in the second the Radio dominated play.

Karnail Singh, the K.I.T.C. right back, was prominent for bis hard-hitting and well directed first time clearances. He was. however, inclined to undercut, while his partner. Kishen Singh, featured a good display by his great, anticipation ``and stickwork.

Although good individual work

was seen in the intermediate line, the half backs were not so effec- tive as usual.

Mohindar Singh, at left-half, was the best player in the line, keeping' both Jageet Singh and Surjin Singh comparatively quiet. He, however, falled to support Taram Singh, the centre-half

D. Noronha at right-half, played steadily and at times attempted to combino with Turam Singh,

Perfect form is displayed by 10-year-old Mary Hoerger, of Miami, as she does the swan dive against a Florida aky at the. Miami-Biltmore meet. The Bitle diving wonder #nished third in last year's American championships.

clever M.C.C.. TEAM FOR CHANGES MADE IN

MEDICALS LOSE IN LEAGUE CRICKET

HONG KONG

(Continued from Page 11.7 Mr. Mackenzie said it was possi- ble that Hong Kong would be able to send a team to Singapore during, 'Sir Julien's visit, but this would

hardly be worth while unless a team representative of the 'Colony's best

players could obtain the necessary

leave.

YACHT RULES

NEW DECKHOUSE DIMENSIONS

re

FINAL AMERICAN

TENNIS TOURNEY

AT KOWLOON C.C.

"B" TEAM'S NARROW VICTORY

EIGHTEEN COUPLES PARTICIPATE

In spite of the overcast weather, |18 couples took part in the final

American Tennis Tournament at the

Kowloon Cricket Club yesterday.

The teams were very evenly balanced, the "B" team managing to defeat "A" team by the narrow mar xin of 11 games.

The best pairs wero A. Free man and Miss M. Griffiths ("A") 33 games, C. E. Watson and Mrs. Hos ford ("") 31 games and G. C. Bur- nett and Miss C. Dalziel ("B") 30

games.

The scores were:

"B" Team-

R. S. Capell sind Mrs. Craig

C. E. Watson & Mrs. Kosford

G. C. Burnett and Miss O

Dalziel

A. W. Ramsay & Mrs: Knight |N. A. E-Mackay and Miss M.

Churn

Mr. and Mrs. Borner

22- 29

31-14

30 15

27- 18

24-21

23- 22

18 29

17- 28

INSPIRING DISPLAY BY RIDLEY

DETERMINATION WINS THE DAY

ROWLANDS' GREAT GOALKEEPING

(By "ROVER")

THE Army gained a splendid, though narrow, victory over South China at Causeway Bay yesterday, when they won the first match of the Kotewall Charity Cup by the odd goal in nine. `

Ridley, back to form with a vengeance, gave a dazzling display, and the dogged grit and deter- maination of the other players, forced the Chinese to a totally unexpected defeat.

South China played fast and delightful football in the first half, their forwards repeating the same clever tactics which were so successful against the "Athletic last week.

But for all their superiority, they could not force, a harassed defence to concede more than two goals, and in the second. period they were pegged back in their own half and frustrated at. almost every attempt...

Rowlands was splendid; many of the saves he effected were border- ing on the miraculous, and, though being beaten on four occasions, it. was only his brilliance that kept the [score down to two in the first half.

1827 EAST LANCS WIN

FRIENDLY SOCCER

ENCOUNTER...

208-107

APPEALS DISCUSSED AT RACING ASSOCIATION MEETING. Fuller and Mrs. Burke

Mr. and Mrs. Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Fancy The Prince of Wales was elected" President of the Yacht Total Sir Jullen said he quite saw the Racing Association at the annual "A" Team Rumjahn And Arculli difficulties of leave and other minor general meeting held at the Hyde J. E. Smith and Mrs. Stokes 23-22

In Big Stand details, and said he would communi- Park Hotel. Major Sir Philip Hun- Mr. and Mrs, Kirby

cate with Mr. Mackenzie from Eng-loke, who presided, and Sir William fiths

A. Freeman and Miss M. Grif- unbeaten fourth wicket land when his arrangements had Berton, K.B.E., who was also pre Mr. and Mrs. S. Hill

Rum-been completed, but this might not sent, were re-elected vice-preal- Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin ship of Gurbachan Singh, thorough. Įpartnership between A. M.

dents.

W. W. Hirat and Mrs. Dinnen ly tested the Radio's defence., Har-Jahn (71) and Y. el Arculli (58), be possible for another two years.

Forward Line Good

The entire forward line played good hockey, and, under the leader- The

Luchan Singh, on the right-wing, which realised 127 runs, featured Mr. Mackenzie said the matter Mr. E. S. Parker was again elect Mr. and Mrs. Peters

G. Griffiths and Mrs. Kella was seen in many spectacular runs the second division cricket match was very much in the air at present, ed honorary treasurer and Messrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. Jack which were culminated with well-between the Indian Recreation Club although Sir Julien expressed him-C. A. Allan, Sir John Field Beaic. placed centres.

and the Royal Army Medical Corps, self to be very keen about Singapore Sir Ralph St. G. Gore, W. F. Robert- Playing a defensive game as well which the former team won by 36 and the Straits and was all for fas-son, and Viscount Bangor re-elected as an attacking one, J. Noronha, in-runs on the Indian Recreation Club tering the spirit of the game there. to the Council, side-right, gave one of his best dis-ground yesterday. plays this season. Throughout the The scores werq:-

r

Rumjahn 71 not out, Y, el Arculli

first half he was dangerous in al-IR.C.-167 for 3 wkts. dec. (A. M. tack, but as noon as the opposing forwards began to press, he in- variably dropped back to relieve the defence.

G. Singh's Brilliant Efforts After playing below form · for several weeks, Gurbachan Singh best unexpectedly recovered his

form.

Pinto, at inside-left, was another player to shine. He was, however, very unlucky to receive a hard blow on his right-hand from Parduman Singh, early in the game, and this slowed his game down considerably.

58 not out, A. R. Suffad 13, Major Bonavia. 2 for 55)

R.A.M.C-130 (L/Cpl. Howells 57, Major Bonavis 28, Pte, Saunders 26, M. R. Abbas.4 for 47, A. M. Rumjahn 3 for 43).

ENGLISH WOMEN' HIT CENTURIES

Holiday Cricket In New Zealand

"HONG" FOURSOMES

"AT KOWLOON

Second Round Golf

Results

Protest Decisions

Total

NO TENNIS TO-DAY

the rain..

29 16

83 12

Army Backs Shaky

He could not have had much con-

fidence in his backs, Swain and Steele, who were very shaky and wild in their kicking up to the in- terval, though Swain did try very

protests on appeal, should state the protests on appeal, should state the AMATEURS AND get the East Lancs de-halves, it was, in a way, assist the

interpretation of the rules on which Buch decision is based. Also that the full notes be sent to the Sailing Committee concerned and published in the Association's handbook.

During the debate, Sir Philip Hunloke said that the Council had

FILMS

Australia Favour Proposed Change

(By A. Wallis Myers)

KEEN CLASH WITH 29 23 CHINESE TEAM 16- 29. 22 23 1728 BACKS SCORE INTO OWN GOALS hard to cover Steele's errors, and 1827 17-28

put plenty of energy into his tackl On the Recreio ground at King'sling and clearing, 197–208 Park yesterday, the Emat Lancs de- With the beginning of the second· feated the Fui Sing Athletic Asso perled however, a big change came ciation senior eleven by.3 goals to over them, and both defenders put

in a friendly encounter.

up a great show, kicking and posi The East Lancs were the first to tioning well, seldom allowing the All lawn tennis matches down The proceedings were enlivened for decision at the H.K.C.C. to-attack and for ten minutes kept the Chinese near enough for a shot.

in, erratic

Of the halves, the quiet and “ by a discussion on a proposal by day have been cancelled owing to Association penned

shooting, however, failing to pro-methodical manner in which Konog Mr. J. Wylie Patterson, of the Royal

duce any score, Burnham Y.C., that the Y.R.A

han held, and stopped, Lee Shek-yau, The Association soon came into was very pleasing and when, during Council, in giving a decision on

the limelight when Ip Ten-po, re- the later exchanges, the Chinese ceiving on

the right-wing, ran left-winger fell back to fence only to send the ball high over ledgement that in the Fusiliers the bar.

right-half he had met his match, Unfortunate Goal-

Morton A True Pivot During a period of pressure, Morton gave a great exhibition or Cheng Kam-hai, deflected the ball clever headwork, and managed to The Second Round of the "Hong

into his own goal when trying to send out some useful ground passes Foursomes, played over the Kow-only to deal with the interpretation.

clear, to give the soldiers the lead. at times. It seems that, the governing

'Although hardly fast Dunedin (N.Z.),

loon course during the week-end, of the rules, and that the Sailing bodies of lawn tennis in the hay afterwards the beat enough to hamper Fung King Committees have to deal with the various parts of the British Empire through Lan Ping-shun, who at from scoring one of the best goala the East Lancs further ahead cheong, he did noble work, apart The Radio's dofonce was good, Three of the English women

Govt Marine Surveyors (Collings and facts. If, therefore, the Sailing are going to stick together on the tempted to clear but failed to hold but their forwards lacked finish. cricketers were in great form with

Charlton)

beat Hong Kong and Committees cared to give reasona question of amateur players ap the ball, Thorpe seizing the oppor berth is undoubtedly his happiest Souza, the Radio custodian, was bat and. ball against Otago in Whampoa Dock Co. (McKelvie and for their decision they can easily pearing in tennis action films with tunity to rush in and score.

the match; the centre-half playing below form, and should match which ended here in a draw. Parkes) 2 and 1. have stopped both the goals scored England scored 308 for 1 (declared), Hong Kong Electric (Stoker and

position, as previously pointed out in Jones) beat Falconer & Co. (Ross and Sir William Burton was of the out impairing their statuk against him.

Jackson's Misfortune and Otago 48.

Great Britain was the first, fa

these columna. opinion that it would be unwise to Pardaman Singh Warned Miss MacLagan followed up her King) 2 and 1.

"North was a real 'trler throughout, support Czechoslovakia's proposal Following a period of raids on Parduman Singh, who in the early 148 in the previous match by scoring beat Wallace Harper & Co. (Jex and cedure. He ultimately proposed an ceive payment for appearing in right-back, had the misfortune to Shut-yick well, quite often getting Godown Co. (Groves and Eastman) alter drastically the existing pro that amateurs be permitted to me either goal, Jackson, the soldiers' and stuck to the diminutive Young stages of the game was warned by 114 and taking four wickets for 29. Jack) 6 and 5.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. (Mundy and amendment that the Council in the referee for dangerous play, was Miss Snowball scored 108. Both Dennis) beat Navel Tard (Henderson giving a decision on appeal will such films, and she was later fol- deffect the ball into his own net the better of the Chinese, winger in on the top of his form and was the batted brilliantly, Miss Snowball and Bonner) 2 and 1.

when heavily pressed to give the their many exciting duels. give the reasons for its decision lowed by South Africa, ·

Now from Melbourne comes the Association their only goal,

His best work, however, was only defender to make an impression giving a beautiful exhibition of

when they think desirable, and his amendment was carried by 30 votes news that the Australian LT.A. Just prior to the interval Thorpe the cool way he sent out passes to

has decided to support the motion at increased the military score when, re- Baldry and Ridley.. 4.

the next meeting of the Inter-ceiving a perfect centre from Evans,

Army Attack Ragged national Federation, which opened he sent in a first time drive' to find

the roof of the net. The Council proposed that the In Paris on March 15. Association recommend to the Per- manent Committee of the Interna tional Yacht Racing Union that an alteration be made in the rule governing the period of appeal in regard to protests, limiting the time to ten days. This was carried and will operate here henceforth as far as the Y.R.A. are concerned.

on the opposing forward line.

crlap, forceful"hitting.

:

rcaulted as follows:-

BOGEY POOL CANCELLED

ido 80,

The Bogey (Par) Pool competi-to tion, arranged for the New Course the week-end,

Hassan, the Radio's centre-half, Mias Hide was undefeated with 52 who had been convalescing from to her credit and took five wickets! a fractured ankle received at the for Ave runs, She completely. my- beginning of the season, was again stifled the batswomen with her dell-at Fanling during seen in action for the Radio. He veries.

was, however, more of a passenger

than anything, as be was far too

slow for Gurbachan Singh.

Awtar Singh Unsupported Awtar Singh, at centre-forward, was the only dangerous forward, but) (Continued on Page 5)

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GAINED DOTA 2 The Army, sicer layan: walek secured a brilliant, win over the Bon th China Athletic Association yesterday at Causeway Bay," Ridley the hero of the encounter who secured a "hat-tricky in worm Necend from the right sitting on the groundin Klag'a Studio),

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Time Limit For Appeals

Struts, on the booms of 12-metre yachts also came up for discussion, and the Council's, proposal that the rule be amended to allow struts on booms in this class, provided that |when" extended they would pass through a ring of the diameter of the mast, was carried,

The Twelves will therefore be allowed to use booms of the bend- able type as first set on Volsheda in 1988, and followed by some of the other big class last season.

It was agreed that the dimensiona of dockhouses in the "J" class should be 6 feet 10 inches in length;

5 feet 4 inches wide and 2 feet high at centre, These dimensions yare identical with those of Endeavour.

(Continued on Page 6)

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(against the South, Chinä Athlști,

of

The work of the forwards was, en the whole, ragged, little cohesion being shown in their approach

movements.

Ridley was here, there and every- where in his efforts to bring the ball forward, and he inspired the whole team by his untiring and construc tive work, which was justly reward- ed by himself gaining the hat-trick' En unusual event for Ridley, who is usually content with merely pro- viding the openingstijd

Baldry was given little to do in the first 30 minutes, but proved his worth later in the game, when his speed and accuracy in placing the ball in the goalmouth gave Wong Wing many anxious moments.

Herner Disappoints

The right-wing pair, English and Horner, were not prominent to any great extent and slow at first to fit in with the rest of the line, but once they had found their feet, they were conspicious in several clever. phases in the approach movements.